Senior Instrumentation Engineer at WorleyParsons

Responsibilities

• Enforce company policies, use of work practices, guidelines, relevant codes, recommended practices, regulatory and project standards to attain proficiency in the design development.
• Prepare advanced instruments & control system deliverables by  complex calculations, modifying control logic and developing a functional description of the Process Control & Safety System
• Provide procurement support by preparing Requisitions, Technical Bid Evaluations and reviewing vendor documentation for compliance and sub-contract approval.
• Lead site visit work package planning and preparation. Perform site visit activities such as facilitating client interface, on-site data analysis, supervision and site-work coordination
• Ensure discipline scope of work is executed in coordination with other disciplines and completed satisfactorily within scope, quality, schedule and budget, defined by the Project Management Plan
• Provide technical direction and coordination for instruments personnel under direct supervision by reviewing deliverables to ensure conformance to engineering quality & technical accuracy.
• Promote and maintain standards & procedures to improve discipline group working practices.
• Identify changes in scope and schedule in accordance with the change control process utilizing the tools and mechanisms provided by the Quality and Enterprise Management Systems
• Observe personal safe working practices and understand the importance  of HSE  in design with an awareness of  Corporate Occupational Health & Safety Procedures

Educational Qualifications, Accreditation, Training

• Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Electrical / Electronics or Computer Engineering OR Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Physics and Distinctions in GCE ‘O’ Level in English, Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics and/or Further/ Additional Mathematics

Industry Specific Experience:

• Minimum of 8 years post qualification experience as a discipline engineer in the oil & gas industry with not less than 2 years offshore field experience inclusive

HSE Capability:

• Commitment to safe working practices and ability to promote safety consciousness within the department.

IT Skills:

• Strong Computer literacy with proficiency in software used for control and instrumentation system design and analysis.

People Skills:

• Excellent business and technical communication skills. Team oriented, leadership inclined towards group objectives.

Job Specific Knowledge:

• Strong Knowledge of corporate policy. Thorough knowledge and understanding of fundamentals of process control, Instrumentation design and analysis, hydraulic, pneumatic, hydro-pneumatic, electro-pneumatic, electrical relay and modern programmable electronic control systems and applicable Industry Codes and Standards.
• Experienced in the specification, evaluation and documentation of electronic / pneumatic field instrumentation & communication modes     
• Familiarity with originating, reviewing and checking documentation for technical accuracy, precision and consistency including Architectural, ESD Logic, Hook-Up and Termination Diagrams, Schematics, Loops, Cause & Effect / SAFE Charts, Equipment Layouts, Cable Schedules, Indexes, MTO, I/O Lists, Datasheets, Control Philosophies and Specs.